Draper Shades and the Underground Railroad
Sunlight is a good thing. Unless you’re a museum or historic site with artifacts to keep preserved. Then it can be a real problem, causing fading and damage after prolonged exposure. Draper’s ability to provide solutions puts us in touch with a lot of interesting...
Creating the Perfectly Flat Viewing Surface
Who knew a series of small tabs could be so important to having a beautiful picture, and a durable product? One of the most important elements of creating the ultimate projected image is having the flattest viewing surface possible. Great contrast, brightness, and...
You’re Invited: Draper Leads Educational Courses at 2017 CEDIA Expo
If you’re planning to attend the 2017 CEDIA Expo in September, I’ll be providing two educational courses to help you better understand projection screens and window shades. And with better understanding will come more opportunities for profit! Plus with early bird...
Tackle Legibility Issues with Draper’s “Eye Test”
How do you help your customers choose the right screen size for their project? Customers need to know what’s right for them, especially when you consider the fact that difficult-to-see content is harder to retain. If vital information in a presentation isn’t retained,...
Two Times Draper Threw Glare Out the Window
Despite all the positives of natural daylighting, glare can be a huge problem. According to the Whole Building Design Guide, published by the National Institute of Building Science, “The science of daylighting design is not just how to provide enough daylight to an...
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